T1-2: Exploring and Changes in Matter
T3-4: Elements and the Periodic Table
T5: Chemical Compounds
T6-7: Chemical Reactions/Reaction Rates
Extras + WHMIS
100

The simplest form of matter.

What is an atom?

100

Oxygen and nitrogens are both examples of this.

What are elements?

100

This type of bond has metals and non-metals.

What are ionic bonds?

100

iron + oxygen → iron (III) oxide 

shows this type of chemical reaction.

What is a formation reaction? (Or what is formation?)

100

In WHMIS, the flammable symbol looks like this. (draw on the board)

What does a flame over a line mean?

200

Solubility, luster, and conductivity are all examples of this type of property.

What are examples of physical properties?

200
These are the subatomic particles that make up an atom and have neutral, negative, and positive charges (extra points for listing which subatomic particles have which charge).

What are neutrons, electrons, and protons?

200

This is the IUPAC name for FeO. (remember to think about the fact that iron has two different charges, (II) or (III)!)

What is the chemical formula for iron (II) oxide?

200

Photosynthesis is an example of this type of reaction that absorbs heat.

What is an endothermic reaction?

200

In WHMIS, the biohazardous symbol looks like this. (draw on the board)

What does a black circle with three semi-circles in the middle, all facing outwards mean?

300

Chocolate chip cookies are an example of this type of mixture.

What is an example of a mechanical mixture?
300

Ca, Co, Au, and Ag are all examples of this.

What are metals? (or what are transition metals)

300

This is the chemical formula for beryllium chloride.

What is BeCl?

300

Cellular Respiration is this type of reaction that releases heat.

What is an exothermic reaction?

300

This type of change makes the substance change in form but not in chemical composition.

What is physical change?

400

Two main points of this are:

All matter is made up of extrememely tiny particles.

Particles are always moving

What is the particle model of matter?

400

Lithium and potassium are examples of this type of family in the periodic table, which are highly reactive.

Neon and argon are examples of this type of family in the periodic table, which are non-reactive.

(You must list both families to get the points.) 

What are examples of alkali metals?

What are examples of noble gases?

400

The IUPAC name for CCl4.

What is carbon tetrachloride?

400

This is how fast reactants complete their chemical reaction.

What are reaction rates?

400

The IUPAC name for this compound is dinitrogen pentoxide. (just name the element in chemical formula form using "what is")

What is N2O5?

500

This type of mixture are generally look like one product and are unfilterable.

What are solutions?

500

This law states that mass cannot be created or destroyed.

What is the law of conservation of mass?

500

Low melting point and lack of conductivity shows that it would most likely be this type of compound.

What are some shared properties of molecular(covalent) compounds?

500

Cooling down the temperature of reactants and its surface area achieves this. (answer by starting with how)

How can you slow down reaction rates?

500

In a reaction with a compound and a lone element, one element is a compound is replaced by the lone element.

What is a single replacement reaction?